Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
The National Republican Committee
 Issues Its ConveutiOn Call.

Thr following call for tEe Dsx; Nation al Republican ConveEsICn Eas been ls- sued by the National RePu5lie.n Com mittee.
 To the Republican E.eCts-s Of She United States: In accord lee with usage, and cbe6ient to the ..-5tructiOns of the Republican NstIoual Convention of 1884, National COSve1t.oD Of dele gated representative oi shs Republican party will be held 8t tE5 City OsChicsRo. H., on Tuesday, the 18th ol Jupe. lSSS, st 12 o'clock noon, for the paryose ot nominating candidates foI lfe<i1oht snd | Vice President to be supeerS3s Gt ths next national election. sAd tustig ttsns- action of such other buAneeE e C. b,. there presented.
 Republican elec.oIs h LS -sStral states and voters TithaOe rsoA N pS political sffilisti0n or ds<scss sc- sion, who believe in the ssas-en prIu- ciple of protective tariH for ths de- fense and development ot hsac InGas tries and the elevation oi hSn-s labor. who would reduce the naaOnsl tsXes and prevent the socumulstaDB Ot ths surplus m the treasury sD hsrnany with this principle; who srs OppSsss to the attempt, now more openly eJo-ed thsn ever before, to establish c rShCy Gtlch would strike down American lsbor to the level of the underpsid and oppErs sed workers of foreign lasIs; who favor system of naval and cOast detsEses which will enable the United States to conduct its international negotiations | Sith seif-respect; vho gratefully oheIISh the defendaEs Ot the country; who COL | 1 Nf. .ur.H. rra fa WneH just exclusion of rapidly growing terri tories, which have an IndIs spUtG5le title to admission into the sIsie.hcOd ot states; who are in favor Of free schools and popular education, free and hon est ballot and far count, tAe protsc- tion of every citizen of the United states in his legal rights st keme scd abroad, foreign policy that shall extend our trade and commerce to every land Hud olime, and shall properly support the dignity of the nation and the promotlon of friendly and harmonious teIsilols and intercourse between sll the states. are cordially invited to unite u1arr thl- call in the formation of a national ,icSei.
 Each state will be entitled i2 fcuT del egates at large. and for each Jsepresen;- alive at large, two delegates, and each congressional District, each Territory and the District of Columbus tO twO Delegates
 The delegates at large shall hs chosen by popular State conventions, called m not less than twenty days published notice, and not less than khirty days be- fore the meeting of she uAsios8 Con vention. The congres nal aisesictdel- egstss shall be chosen in the ssno nssn- ner ss the nomination sf c G1mser ot ! Congress IS made in saiA deeASea The Territorial delegates shall bs chosen m the same manner as the non-iI s.i0s of | delegates ID Cong ress is uada fte iel- ega.es from the District e Cots,nbis shall be chosen at cOnventiOa copsti- tu,ed of members elected il primary district assemblies, held sndsr the call and direction of the RepusE dsiisn Ces- tral Committee of sad df,S,st- An al
 ternate delegate for erch aeltc<c 0 shO National Convention, Co e. i1 cse of the absence of the delegate, shall be elected in the same ma.nss aLI at the same time as she delegate U C.. -.ed. | All notices Ot contests nut be filed with the NatlHpsi COmU.t'es ID writing, accompanied by printed statement nt the grounds of contests, VI ll~l hall Us made public. Preference lg tlr order of hearing and deieTmiuIr. . c.I. ts will
 be given by the Conventlrl 70 accord- ance with the dates of iL:-- ot such notices and statements EIsAt..1 NstIOn- al Committee.
 (Signed) B. r. JONES, Cas!c;HaE.
 SAMUEL FEssENDEN, Secrefry.